Shortly after leaving Nissaki, you will pass by the small chapel of St. Arsenius, built on the rocks next to the sea, where the famous Nobel-awarded British writer Lawrence Durrell loved to swim. At Kalami Village, you will visit the famous "White House," the residence of Lawrence Durrell. You will have time to enjoy the sea and a light lunch (Greek salad- assorted plate with various Greek specialties and red wine) at a seafront taverna in Kalami bay, and you also have the chance for swimming.

After lunch, proceed along the inner village road to the Bay of Kouloura, and its picturesque little harbor, full of fishing boats. At the end of the harbor lie the ruins of a small Venetian castle, now the private residence of an Italian millionaire, Anielli, of the FIAT Corporation. From Kouloura, the path continues alongside the coast to the white-pebbled beach of Kerasia. You will have glimpses of the fort-like residence of Lord Rothschild, built among the olive trees, right above the sea, facing the shores of Albania. Continue to the picturesque Bay of Agios Stefanos, a small fishing harbor and a popular mooring for private yachts. You will have some free time at Agios Stefanos (for coffee or refreshments - optional). Your bus will be waiting for you to return to the ship.

Note: This tour involves a strenuous 4-mile walk so you must be in good physical condition with the ability to walk uphill for extended periods of time. Comfortable, loose fitting clothing, walking or hiking shoes, a hat and plenty of sunscreen are recommended, specially from June to November. Bottled water and a lunch snack will be provided.

From Paleokastritsa, you will ascend by coach to the traditional old village of Lakones, built high on the mountainside, offering a panoramic vista of Paleokastritsa. A short photo stop offers the chance to take some breathtaking pictures. Driving onwards, you will reach the traditional village of Makrades where at a local taverna "Colombos," you will enjoy a traditional 'meze' (local Greek snack) and taste the local wine or some famous Greek ouzo (aniseed-like drink). The taverna's interior is decorated with traditional 18th and 19th century agricultural tools and an intriguing old olive press, which offer you a glimpse into the old ways of living and working.

The tour continues over the western section of the Pantokrator mountain range - the highest on the island; during most of the drive you can enjoy views all around the island, as your coach returns you to your ship.

Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 1 mile over varying terrain, inclines and 20 - 30 steps. Comfortable walking shoes, a hat and plenty of sunscreen are recommended, specially from June to September.

Note: Minimum age for drivers is 21 and must show a valid driver's license. Guests will switch driving positions during the course of the tour to allow all participants the opportunity to drive. Vehicles hold a maximum of 4 passengersn and are manual gearing (not automatic). Group will follow in caravan formation with the lead guide/vehicle in the front and control vehicle at the end. All vehicles must remain with the group at all times. Tour participation is extremely limited. Itinerary is subject to change depending on weather and road conditions. This tour is not recommended for guests who are pregnant or suffer from hip and back injuries or problems. Participants will be required to sign waivers in order to participate on this excursion.

Continue by bus and ascend to the traditional old village of Lakones, built high on the mountain slopes, from where you can enjoy a panoramic vista of Paleokastritsa. Driving onwards, you arrive at the traditional village of Makrades, where you enjoy a "meze" (local snack) with a glass of local ouzo or wine at the village tavern. You also visit the old village bakery and olive press, which are still in use, for a glimpse into the old ways of living. The tour continues to the western section of the Pantokrator Mountain Range, the highest on the island with lovely views all around the island. A stop at the picturesque Kassiopi Village is where you will have lunch, Greek-style, at a traditional tavern in the village. Afterwards, take a quick walk around the village and its picturesque harbor, crowded with colorful boats. Your coach returns down the northeastern coastal road of the island-facing the shores of Albania, just 2 nautical miles away, passing many quaint villages and coastal resorts. On arrival in Corfu Town, you will leave the coach by the main square and set off on a guided walking tour, around some of the most elegant quarters of this Venetian-built town. You will have time for shopping and self-exploration before returning to your coach for the transfer back to the ship.

Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 2 miles over varying surfaces, inclines and 10 - 20 steps. Time permitting; guests will have approximately 30 minutes for browsing and shopping. A strict dress code is enforced at the Monastery. Short pants, tank tops and revealing clothing are not acceptable.